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Chrome Browser Default Opener makes your Mac open every link in the browser that fits the task — automatically. Set it as your default browser, then create simple URL rules. Open work tools in Chrome, personal sites in Safari, development links in Firefox, Microsoft services in Edge, privacy-focused pages in Brave, and everything else in Arc, Dia, Opera, Vivaldi, or another browser on your Mac. The next time you click a link from Mail, Messages, Slack, Notes, or any other app, it is matched against your rules and sent directly to the browser you selected. No more copying URLs between browsers. No browser chooser interrupting every click. HOW IT WORKS 1. Set Chrome Browser Default Opener as your Mac’s default browser. 2. Create rules that connect websites with browsers. 3. Click links normally and let the app choose the right browser. KEY FEATURES • Use all your browsers Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Arc, Dia, Opera, Vivaldi, Safari Technology Preview, and other browsers installed on your Mac are detected automatically. • Automatic URL routing Create rules such as “github.com opens in Safari”, “figma.com opens in Chrome”, or “localhost:* opens in Firefox”. Rules are checked in order, and the first match selects the browser. • Choose a fallback browser Pick the browser used for links that do not match any rule. If you have not selected one, the app prefers Chrome and uses Safari when Chrome is unavailable. • Remove tracking parameters Automatically clean common advertising and campaign parameters before opening a link. Add your own parameter names or wildcard patterns for more control. • Local cleanup activity See which websites contained tracking parameters and which parameter names were removed. Parameter values are never saved. • Automatic browser discovery Installed browsers appear automatically and can be used immediately in routing rules or selected as your fallback browser. • Quick browser access Launch any installed browser directly from the menu bar without opening the main window. SUPPORTED BROWSERS Chrome Browser Default Opener works with: • Google Chrome • Safari • Firefox • Microsoft Edge • Brave • Arc • Dia • Opera • Vivaldi • Safari Technology Preview • Other browsers recognized by macOS PERFECT FOR • Developers Open localhost and development URLs in Chrome or Firefox, while keeping everyday browsing in Safari. • Professionals Separate work links and personal browsing across different browsers. • Google and Microsoft users Send Google Workspace links to Chrome and Microsoft 365 links to Edge automatically. • Designers and creators Open Figma, Notion, project tools, and creative platforms in the browser where they work best. • Privacy-conscious users Use Brave or Firefox for selected websites and remove common tracking parameters before pages open. • Multi-browser users Turn several installed browsers into one organized workflow without repeatedly copying and pasting URLs. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Browser rules, fallback settings, tracking protection preferences, and cleanup activity stay on your Mac. Links are processed locally and are not sent to our servers. FREE AND PRO The free version includes up to 10 routed link opens per day and 5 URL rules. Chrome Browser Default Opener Pro unlocks: • Unlimited routed link opens • Unlimited URL rules • One-click default browser setup • Browser discovery and installation shortcuts • Automatic tracking parameter removal Make Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Arc, Dia, Opera, and Vivaldi work together — automatically. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://beauty-of-pixel.tech/privacy.html Legal Disclaimer Opener for Chrome Browser is an independent tool developed by CLY App studio. It is not affiliated with by Google LLC. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners.

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